As autumn draws in, don't be tempted to make your garden too tidy - local wildlife loves leaf litter! How else can we help nature in our garden at this time of year?

Avon Wildlife Trust are urging individuals, communities, councils and landowners to plant for pollinators this autumn. It is the best time of year to get planting.

Leave your lawn mowers in the shed throughout May and allow nature to do its thing by supporting Plantlife's #NoMowMay campaign.

Do your bit for the environment and boost biodiversity in your garden or community space with a pond!

It’s party thyme for these award-winning green spaces! Meet our Team Wilder Wildlife Gardening Competition finalists.

Ponds and water are a focal point in most outdoor spaces, an attractive and beneficial feature that has the gift of life and will quickly become home for many different species of wildlife.

I have to admit how little I knew about slugs and snails before reading the latest Wild About Gardens guide. The RHS and The Wildlife Trusts have given these incredible creatures a reputation…

A closer look at one of the UK’s most popular beetles.

No Mow May is a campaign created by Plantlife, which encourages everyone with a lawn to do nothing in May and into the summer! This is an easy action for nature, you simply let your lawn grow…

Take action for nature by doing nothing at all! Sounds good to us, as well as to the bees, butterflies and local wildlife who’ll benefit.